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22 abril, 2013

Beck Breaks Exclusive Information on Saudi National Once Considered a Person of Interest in Boston Bombings

By Erica Ritz | The Blaze –

Background points:

A Saudi national originally identified as a "person of interest" in the Boston Marathon
bombing was set to be deported under section 212 3B -- "Security and
related grounds" -- "Terrorist activities" after the bombing

As the story gained traction, TheBlaze's
Chief Content Officer Joel Cheatwood received word that the government
may not deport the Saudi national, originally identified as Abdul Rahman Ali Alharbi

An ICE official said a separate Saudi national is in custody, but is "in no way" connected to the bombings.

A congressional source, however, says that the file on Alharbi was
created, that he was "linked" in some way to the Boston bombings
(although it is unclear how), and that documents showing all this have
been sent to Congress.

Committee on Homeland Security requests a classified briefing with Napolitano

New information provided to TheBlaze reveals Alharbi's file was
altered early Wednesday evening to disassociate him from the initial
charges

Sources say the Saudi's student
visa specifically allows him to go to school in Findley, Ohio, though he
appears to have an apartment in Boston, Massachusetts

Sources tell us this will most likely now be kicked from the DHS to
the DOJ and labeled an ongoing investigation that can no longer be
discussed.

Monday morning Glenn Beck
laid out what he knows about the Saudi connection to the Boston
marathon bombings. It is a story that the mainstream media has all but
completely ignored, though Beck says TheBlaze's Chief Content Officer
Joel Cheatwood reached out to numerous other networks in an effort to
get the story out. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano
refused to acknowledge the story even existed when questioned by Rep.
Jeff Duncan (R-SC) last Friday.

But now a number of congressional
sources have confirmed that the story is as TheBlaze reported last week,
and Beck is presenting more pieces of the big picture.

"This week has changed me," he said at
the top of his radio program on Monday. "The events in Boston changed
me....The events in Washington around Boston changed me."

We crossed an "extraordinarily disturbing threshold" last week, Beck said, but we know "exactly who we're dealing with now."

After a discussion of how Dzhokhar
Tsarnaev, who is currently under guard in the hospital, wasn't read his
Miranda rights, Beck proceeded to lay out a number of points on the
case.

"While the media continues to look at what the causes were of these two guys, there are, at this hour, three people involved," he said. "The first one is the one we are going to address."

Beck proceeded to highlight the background of the Saudi national
first identified as a "person of interest" in the Boston bombings, Abdul
Rahman Ali Alharbi, noting that the the NTC issued an event file
calling for his deportation using section 212, 3B which is proven
terrorist activity.
"We are not sure who actually tagged him as a '212 3B,' but we know
it is very difficult to charge someone with this -- it has to be almost
certain," Beck explained. "It is the equivalent in civil society of
charging someone with premeditated murder and seeking the death penalty
-- it is not thrown around lightly."
He continued, noting that after Secretary of State John Kerry met
with Saudi Foreign Minister Saud on Tuesday, the FBI began backtracking
on the Saudi national from suspect, to person of interest, to witness,
to victim, to nobody.
Then, on Wednesday, President Obama had a "chance" encounter with
Saudi Foreign Minister Saud and Saudi Ambassador Adel al-Jubeir.
"Wednesday at 5:35 p.m. the file is altered," Beck said. "This is
unheard of, this is impossible in the timeline due to the severity of
the charge....You don't one day put a 212 3B charge against somebody
with deportation, and then the next day take it off. It would require
too much to do it."
"There are only two people that could revoke the deportation order --
the director of the NTC could do it after speaking with each
department, the FBI, the ATC, etc. -- which is impossible to do in such a
short period of time, -- or, somebody at the very highest levels of the
State Department could do it. We don't have any evidence to tell you
which one did it," Beck said.Congressman Duncan is in possession of the original event file
along with other members of the House Homeland Security Committee, and
have sent a formal letter of request (which we have a copy of) to
Napolitano for a classified briefing on the Saudi national and the
deportation order. Beck proceeded to highlight more key points: it has been reported that the Saudi national was onceflagged on a terror watch list and was granted a student visa without being properly vetted.
If, as an ICE official said last week, there is actually a second Saudi
in custody, who is it? Beck asked. "Why were there were no names, no
pictures presented? The fact is, an event was created for one Abdul
Rahman Ali Al-Harbi indicating he was to be deported for terrorism
activity related to the Boston bombing. If this file was created with
another Abdul Rahman Ali Al-Harbi in mind, don't you think we should
know about it?"
Beck proceeded with more exclusive information:

The Saudi's student visa specifically allows him to go to school in Findley, Ohio. He has been in this country six months. He has an apartment in Boston, Massachusetts.If this is a case of mistaken identity, then who is the person named in the file, with the same name, with the 3B charge? And If DHS was working with the person as a source to out the bombers, then why was there a 3B Charge? Exclusive: Why wasn't the Congressional Committee on Homeland
Security notified? Why are they being cut out of all information? This
is protocol. We are working on the family connections, and there is more to come. Sources tell us this will most likely now be kicked from the
DHS to the DOJ and labeled an ongoing investigation that can no longer
be discussed. This will be the reason Napalitano won't answer the
Homeland Security Committee's request for a briefing. Like
Benghazi they have heavy into a disinformation campaign floating a
variety of scenarios to confuse the media, but that apparently doesn't
take much, to prevent the story from being pursued - mistaken identity,
wrong Saudi in custody. They are also working very hard to discredit
those on the scent.

"I need you to call your congressmen right now. There are
congressmen who are aware of this, have seen the documentation -- they
need your support, they need your help," Beck continued. "If we do not
stand up, he is on a plane tomorrow or he is already gone.
"We demand answers from the Justice Department and this administration."